What is Autism? Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition that can be characterized by repetitive behaviors, deficits in social and language communication, and restricted interests. Autism includes a spectrum of characteristics, so each person has a unique set of abilities, strengths, and challenges. Some autistic people cannot speak, and some have limited verbal communication. Additionally, autism …
Edgewood ISD Installs Wheelchair Swings F.D. Roosevelt Elementary School students soar! An Edgewood ISD innovation grant provided brand new wheelchair swings on campus. All students can now experience the thrill of swinging! Wheelchair Swings in Action in Edgewood ISD Accessible and inclusive playgrounds are important for all students to feel equal. Edgewood has created a …
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Former Judson Athlete Now a Favorite Randolph Field ISD Coach Coach Matthew Atwell turned his passion for sports and his history at Judson ISD into a career as a beloved coach and school leader in Randolph Field ISD. KENS5 News awarded Atwell their EXCEL Award. Building Relationships in Athletics and Special Needs Atwell serves as …
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At Judson ISD‘s Veterans Memorial High School, inclusion is a top priority. Thanks to Principal Greg Brauer, Veterans Memorial is now a Special Olympics Unified Champion School- a program for schools to promote the social inclusion of students with intellectual disabilities. The Unified Champion School Model promotes the acceptance of all students through everyday school …
There is a lot of talent in La Vernia ISD! Take a look at a few of the awards and events that make La Vernia an impressive public school district. The La Vernia High School band program received all 1’s (outstanding) ratings at the UIL Concert and Sight Reading contest in Seguin. Great job to …
4-year-old Rilyn Gonzalez of Van Raub Elementary School overcomes physical challenges with a smile. She was born missing muscles in her upper body. The disability affects her whole body, and she is unable to use her arms or hands. Along with her teaching assistant and biggest cheerleader, Heidi, Rilyn has made huge progress toward learning …
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NISD LIBRARIAN SAID, “NO HAND, NO PROBLEM” TO THIS ASPIRING VIOLINIST Strings is a Northside ISD after school program for 5th graders who aspire to be violinist. The fine arts program allows them to learn how to play the violin and prepare them to join the middle school orchestra. Villarreal Elementary School student, Kevin, who was born …
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The Down Syndrome Association of South Texas named William McGinnis, the coordinator of Adaptive and Special Olympic Physical Education at Harlandale ISD, the “Inclusion Champion: Educator of the Year.” The award recognizes McGinnis’ commitment and dedication towards the inclusion of students with Down syndrome. “I knew that my purpose in life was to help …
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Flag Football competition is one of the newest officially recognized sports of the 22 sports offered by Special Olympic competition and it’s growing in Texas. Early in December the San Antonio STAR Soccer Complex hosted the Special Olympics Texas State Flag Football Championship and JISD sent two teams to the competition. Both the Patriots and …
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